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Jan 9, 2012
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susanhope: markwetzel: “The battle was fought late the night before and finished in the morning.” Shike. Book 2: Last of the Zinja a novel by Robert Shea. Ha! “And what is most singular is that she, this Lolita, my Lolita, has individualized the writer’s ancient lust, so that above and over every there is—Lolita.”  -Lolita by Nabokov. I swear, it was the closest book to me. Oh my, I am in trouble. A fixed, but unwashed, print contains a considerable amount of thiosulfate, which most be removed to not adversely affect later processing operations and to optimize the longevity of the silver image.  - Way Beyond Monochrome by Lambrecht & Woodhouse  Sorry, nerd book about technical black and white analog photography that I’m trying to translate into digital techniques and terms.

susanhope:

markwetzel:

“The battle was fought late the night before and finished in the morning.”

Shike. Book 2: Last of the Zinja a novel by Robert Shea. Ha!

“And what is most singular is that she, this Lolita, my Lolita, has individualized the writer’s ancient lust, so that above and over every there is—Lolita.” 

-Lolita by Nabokov.

I swear, it was the closest book to me. Oh my, I am in trouble.

A fixed, but unwashed, print contains a considerable amount of thiosulfate, which most be removed to not adversely affect later processing operations and to optimize the longevity of the silver image. 

- Way Beyond Monochrome by Lambrecht & Woodhouse 

Sorry, nerd book about technical black and white analog photography that I’m trying to translate into digital techniques and terms.

(Source: loveclaire)

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